New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
lean party's attitude and the rea ons Tor their
course of action. This is a sketch OF what he said

/ lean partys attitude and the rea'o ns for their
course of action. This is a sketch OF what he said
There are Fundamental tai queslons scented trs,'
whether the people shall rule or be ruled: secSnd
whether devotion uty shall he rewarded or pun @hou
There place where free goVrrhnent eN,s,e
where the first question was OF grehier nio a. ,,h .
majority that when nomnaiinn i gwen 10 the peoPe
dpftcnlt IT, prevent triumphant election Unless when
the people their mist asalDst nad nomination
nothng can prevent the laws OF New York from being
Administered by men I'm collision with criminals; and
the finances OF Newly York from being handei Nv men III
collision with thieves The independent Democrats who
love their country before party united with the RepuI-
lcaus in 1871 and hurled down TweeL In is.o my 10y
power of Kelly and in 1857 again nnicd We VIII hnrl
down Maurice Power aud pu Delaney Neon ia 'ho
District Attorneys office. loud cheering.
UNITED ACTION NECESSARY.
We shall doubt not have TO recur to this methoa III
future years; and we shall he successful again In
these appeals to the people n we 90
our duty now fChccr'l There Is no
doubt that Delaney Nicoll was denied the
nomination of parry bosses for doing his duty in high
Office under tryiac circumstances lie found the Doodle
Aldermen protected h- leaders of the party through
which ono he could pursue hi. political Also
lu,e political extinction what he hal TO face. ami
what they promise for him He had TO do his duly
the face OF fearful odds, AVID he dd II IKE man.
Swinging cheers. II is question whether thieves and
coundrels shall rule through fear OF punishment or
neither honest shall rule through hope 81 reward
This lime. as OF before the republican party oISred
rs services to aid the citizens Of New-lorS ID releuinG
I
here soy you. my Democratic friends here present
hat that was the deliberate act Of tho Republican party
orat.ry in the neat OF convention cheers That re-
suit could have obtained # the leaders OF marty
opinion the districts seated IN that convention
had need that IL the wise and pa
trotic course to follow. Cheers
DrLIBEEATE ACr1 ~ OF THE RrPUBLICANS.
Honor 10 whom honor is due, my friends That result
came from the sound Judgment OF and sound heart OF
the who be your allies on the 9Th OF Novem-
Der Loud cheers We all together for this hght.
and ALL solid Republican column. TO march win
you victory upon election day Cheers John OBrrn
declared inst after the convention Wen elect the ticket
without doubt asked him today; " an iepeat
that and say it is from youF lie said SAY without
question" and believe him Cheer Ny irisndt, ac-
cep the alliance in the spirit in which 1t Is offered
Cheers. Poll together-march in even step-shonter
trsversy or conflict with solid front with the bcnehi or
organization and experience. with III" benefit OF enhis
by all our trust the people will win cause on
the sh of November next Enthusiastic and prolonged
cheerinsl
MR. PULITzER's WITTY SPEECH
Joseph Pulitzer. who got rouslng reception. de-
lIvered brisk little speech. sparkling with happy
hits and neat turns of phrase lie sad:
address myself more especially to my Democratic
fellow citizens and the question Is are we ee ana nue
pendent fellow citizens or only fel owsuiYccts - SUD
oce OF District ATTORNEY is most important: bit there
is another Office perhaps SO important ana prom
cam ci,lzenship democrats do you swn the party or
does the party own son' The way TO end the
present stale OF things is to assert your
citizens and 10 let IT be understood that you may 20
with party long the party is right and when tho
ernn,en Of this city costs about 81 1000 day How
do You like the idea Of turning the OF his
boodlers, cheers aud laughter Well. I'll not say
they are all "bO,dlers" There some honest men
among the onceholders. I.puehter.l But those that
are not "hoodsrs will he bosses. and those that are
not bosses will be "boodlcrs" Great laughter and
My experience of average onice-holders and Office.
seekers has been that their sympaihies lie with Ito
hoodlers Itis imputed 10 us Democratic politicians
winked by the Rcpubcansliks Joe Choate Laughter,
ho waut 10 take onr votes away from our own party
want all the Democratic votes he couii get, ana
when Democratic candidate would not take al the re-
publican votes could get Laughter and cheers "
"Joe - Choate runs for Governor. ~ expect ne VIII
next year. loud cheers every Republican newspaper
will be appealing for Democratic votes Tor him.
We must MAINTAIN government by the people. OF Inc
people AND for The peep as against s1Vernnert Nv e
office holders. or the Ofce holders ana Tor Inc ONCE
holders Prolonged cheers
AN OVERFLOW MEETING NECEss AEY.
The resolutions were then put and carried imam
mously amid great enthusiasm. and the meeting
adjourned.
The improvised meeting i'll room -, consisting
of as many of those who were crowded ont of the
large hall rs could squeeze INTO the apartment was
addressed by w. ID. Edmunds. who presided, j.
Blocker Miller William H. HornblOwcr X. A. Van
WICK f. ID. Schuyler and others Every alu>iOn
to the principles at stake III the coming election
and the Dominees was received with applause aud
the enthusiasm was great rs that of the larger
meeting below. Among those who were unable to
gam admission to the large hall on account of the
crowd was the stanch old-tIme Democrat General
J. H. Hobart Ward.
The Committee of One Hundred will meet at the
Nlcoll Headquarters at D. M to-day.